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Re: 32° Custom Spring Kit

In Reply to: Re: 32° Custom Spring Kit posted by Justin on May 05, 2003 at 16:53:38:

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Posted by:
Silver.C.
on May 05, 2003 at 17:02:59

Thank you. I had asked a guy at a local PB shop and he told me that all heavy would make it shoot hot and light would make it suck. So I am glad to get this insight, as I had no idea how the springs effected the mechanics of the gun.
Thanks again for you help!

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: Thank you. I had asked a guy at a local PB shop and he told me that all heavy would make it shoot hot and light would make it suck. So I am glad to get this insight, as I had no idea how the springs effected the mechanics of the gun. : Thanks again for you help!

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